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Friend of the show, Topher drops by, and Seabass hops over into the guest chair to discuss the games they've worked on together, as well as their recent trip to Pax East. The trip was not only their first time taking a game to a convention, but was also their first time meeting in person. The group discusses what the work on their recent game has been like, the experience of watching people play their game in person, as well as a very questionable offer presented to Topher by a mysterious Uber driver.
Duke of Defense on Switch
Duke of Defense on Steam
Topher's Twitter
Topher's Website
The intro was composed by Grace
The outro was composed by Topher
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In this jam-packed episode, Sanbox, lazyeye, Grace, Mimpy, and FriendlyCosmonaut play the award winning game Hollow Knight by Australian indie duo Team Cherry (this episode contains many spoilers of the game.)
Our host's opinions are split, with some praising it and others with a more negative disposition towards it. We also discover exactly how bad lazyeye is at video games, in contrast to "the Gamer Girl Grace".
Many thanks to Mimpy, who had to redub his entire audio track due to unfortunate data loss.
Hollow Knight's website
The intro and outro were composed by Grace
Music while lazyeye complains: Royalty Free Music from Bensound
Our logo is by baku

In this episode, Sanbox, lazyeye, Grace, Mimpy, and FriendlyCosmonaut play Bethesda's seminal open-world RPG, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim; a game which some hold dear to the heart, while others hold sharp criticism toward. Listen to find out about the obj_clubhouse casts' thoughts on Skyrim's story, bugs, graphics, mods, and more, seen through either rose-tinted glasses or the critical eye of 2019 expectations.
Skyrim website
The intro and outro were composed by Grace
Our logo is by baku

obj_podcast returns for its second season, bringing lots of exciting news! The hosts debut the brand new Patreon, a new podcast called obj_clubhouse, and a new place to find more technical articles about game development called obj_blog. Meseta catches us up on his exciting new GM projects, Seabass shares the excitement and fears around taking his game to Pax for the first time, and lazyeye discusses his experience working as Forager's new programmer, and the imposter syndrome that comes with it.
Duke of Defense by Seabass
Duke of Defense on Steam
Don't Sink by Seabass
Forager on Humble Bundle
GMDebug by Meseta
GMSentry by Meseta
The intro and outro were composed by Grace
Our logo is by baku

In a slightly off the rails season finale, obj_podcast is joined by Jupiter Hadley, a games journalist and indie game lover. The hosts discuss her experience with running jams, her advice for reaching out to press, and her journey into the industry. This is obj_podcast's last episode for season one, and we look forward to sharing exciting news about our future soon!
Note: This is the family-friendly edit of the episode; the full cut can be found here
Jupiter Hadley's Website
Jupiter Hadley's Twitter
Jupiter Hadley's YouTube Channel
Jupiter Hadley's articles on Big Boss Battle
Jupiter Hadley's articles on Indie Games Plus
IndieGameJams Website
Definition of Bruschetta
This art by Kwis

The intro and outro were composed by Grace
Our logo is by baku

obj_podcast welcomes Seth Coster, one of the three brothers behind Butterscotch Shenanigans, the studio responsible for Crashlands and the upcoming Levelhead. Together they discuss Seth's experience with their podcast, the story of Crashlands, the value of game jams, behind the scene looks at the tools their studio uses, and just what exactly a Kaiju is.
Seth Coster's Twitter
Coffee with Butterscotch Podcast
Butterscotch Discord
Butterscotch Shenanigans' Twitter
Butterscotch Shenanigans' Website
Wikipedia page on Kaiju
The intro and outro were composed by Grace
Our logo is by baku